Steve Normoyle
Idon’t know about everyone else, but I’m still struggling with the demise of Holden. I know it’s a fact that Holden is gone, but for me it’s a reality that’s taking a long time to sink in. Yes, the dealership signs have all disappeared, but there are still Holdens everywhere on the roads – I drive one myself every day, in fact. And I intend to keep driving one for many days yet, because while my VY SS will soon celebrate its 20th birthday, I’ve not the slightest interest in trading it in on something newer. Out on the track, in motorsport, it’s also as though nothing has changed. Holdens are everywhere – in Touring Cars Masters, Group N Historic Touring, Historic Group A and C, and in modern production car…